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What do you call a person that collects paper?

There isn't a single, widely recognized term for someone who collects paper. Here are some options depending on the type of paper and the collector's purpose:

General:

* Paper collector: This is the most straightforward and general term.

* Paper enthusiast: This implies a passion for paper, perhaps its history, texture, or unique qualities.

Specific types of paper:

* Philatelist: A collector of stamps (which are printed on paper).

* Bibliophile: A collector of books (which are made of paper).

* Manuscript collector: A collector of handwritten documents.

* Scrapbooker: A person who collects and preserves memories and images by pasting them into a book.

Other:

* Hoarder: This term is generally negative and should be used with caution, as it implies an excessive and potentially problematic collection.

* Archivist: A person who manages and preserves historical documents, including paper records.

* Paper conservator: A person who specializes in the preservation and restoration of paper artifacts.

The best term to use will depend on the specific context and the type of paper being collected.

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